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Bishop José Traquina to preside over All Saints' Day celebrations in Diocese of Santarém
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Bishop José Traquina will preside over two celebrations for the Solemnity of All Saints in the Diocese of Santarém on Sunday, November 1.
The bishop will celebrate the Eucharist at 10h30 at the Igreja de São João Batista in Tomar. At 16h00, he will preside over Mass at the Igreja da Casa das Irmãs de São José de Cluny in Torres Novas.
During the afternoon Mass, Irmã Lúcia Nunes Lucas will make her solemn profession of religious vows. A member of the diocese, she will assume a perpetual commitment to consecrated life.
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